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no, at santander bank, they personally ensured my account we give you and your money respect.urprises. and, at santander bank, respect adds up. not surprises. >> bill cosby's daughter ensa has died. the 44-year-old died friday in massachusetts from renal disease. ensa was a strong supporter of her father and believed he was innocent of the sexual assault accusations against him. her death comes a month before cosby is set to be retried for sexual assaulting employee andrea con stan. >>> federal investigators will finish inspection on wednesday. 70-year-old howard sexton of gloucester county was killed when a section of an electrical conduit fell through the windshield of his delivery truck. the northbound tunnel doesn't have conduit over head. >> roosevelt boulevard has five more cameras. there are 30 in operation. these are five more. the project will be funded half a million dollars from state grants from previous red light camera tickets. >> it just so happens one of the intersections is the scene of a grinding multicar crash. two women were hurt. one was trapped in the wre

and, at santander bank, respect adds up. i just do this.it. >> so not everything was good for the practice. >> pederson remains positive saying he's addressing it in meetings tonight. guys get the mistakes out of the way now. >> four days before the superbowl, they had their first practice. everyone practiced but tackle tim jury was dulury was duly. pederson said it was a teachable moment. they are now a few days from something eagle fans westbound waiting for, for generations. >> we have to earn the right, prepare, play the game. this game has not been played. i know what it means to the city, what it means to us. >> have you thought about what this could mean to philadelphia? >> it's going to be pure craziness. you better get extra security. you don't know what will happen. >> this was a bizarre scene. several players are wearing wrestling masks. it has an eagle logo on it. he said it gives him superpowers. she's jamie apody. i'm ducis rodgers. jeff will be back with more after this. ♪ ♪ >> what's up with the sixers? they lost three strai

and, at santander bank, respect adds up. >>> 5:54.e're live in minnesota just one more day to go before super bowl lii. >> we can't wait. this is something eagles fans have been waiting for for more than a decade and a bucs county grandmother is showing her support for the eagles with a brand new tattoo. 75-year-old ann little lost a bet with her ten grand kids as she said she would get an eagles tattoo if the team made it to the super bowl. she delivered yesterday by getting her fresh ink at the tattoo shop in bristol. >> it was soar but nothing you can't put up with for a few minutes. i would definitely do it again. >> wow. already talking about another one? >> oh, i don't know. that's just a saying people say. >> that was awesome. she said she lost a bet andemin that it's important to always keep your word. >> it's hilarious. most grandparents are telling their grand kids a tattoo because when you're age, you don't want to see what it's going to look like. she said it's only uncomfortable for a little while, but it's permanent. it'

santander says that while they sympathize with faroul, her "loan application was managed fairly." philadelphia mortgage advisors declined to comment specifically on faroul's loan application. both comnies say they are "committed to fair lending" and adhering to existing laws. the treasury department's comptroller of the currency is charged with ensuring major national banks follow the community reinvestment act. tom curry held that job for five years under president obama and conducted more than 1,600 community lending reviews on nks. nearly every one, 99%, got a satisfactory or outstanding rang how can eryone be getting this satisfactory rating? >> i think you have to look at each individual bank air individual record to see how well they're serving the communities. >> reporter: but curry wouldn't discuss any individual banks or their records with us. since stepping down as comptroller, he's been working at a law firm advie ng some of thme banks he regulated. he sayrehe still wants make banks are lending responsibly. >> you have an obligation to lend in low to moderate income com

she paid the bill as soon as santander flagged it, but e bank still said no. faroul started to suspect this had to do with her race. >> you know, black people in this country have to be twice as good to get half as much. and i couldn't even get half, you know. they wouldn't give me anything. >> reporter: turning faroul down because of her race would be illegal. it's been illegal for 50 years. s> fair housing for all in t country is now a part of the american wayf life. >> reporter: the 1968 fair housing act was a response toli "rng," a racist lending practice where the federal government colored minorityod neighborred on maps, labeling them "hazardous" to lend in. in 1977, president carter went further with the com reinvestment act requiring banks to lend to qualified borrowers in low-income communities in cities where they had branches. but these laws have not solved the problem. after the 2008 recession, banks tightened their lending standards. ten years later, while lending has returned for many ericans, reveal's analysis shows what looks like modern-day re

betting against the bnp part of our, banko santander.e good reason for shorting those banks? >> yeah. i think he has very specific risks he is trying to isolate, clearly for bridgewater. it is about the portfolio. if you have to look at long on the other, at least what he is trying to do in terms of portfolio strategy. picking out the shorts and isolation misses the bigger picture. clearly he is concerned about the structure of the bank and european recovery. he is clearly betting that the european central bank will fail to recharge the european economy. matt: mohammed, thanks very much. membersat klein warned -- kleinwort nambros. let's get back to berlin. a guest to talk about the mostly bad news for airbus this morning. the playmaker has signed for an additional 200-8380 aircrafts. the bad story is overwhelming. its most important aircraft still suffering troubles. airbus has suspended some deliveries due to fresh issues with the engines, as well as the fact that they have upped shorts against it. we are joined by benedikt kammel thin

and at santander bank respect adds up. >>> a final check on the forecast and a stormy sunday. >> that's a cup of coffee and pay attention to the sunday forecast. 44 degrees tomorrow. we may start off with ice and sleet and snow well north and west of the city. then by the time we get into the afternoon, it's a rainstorm. it's a windy, raw, rainy, stormy, blah day. make sure that you have your plans in place and give yourself some extra time to get to your destination, your super bowl party, whatever, tomorrow. by the time we get into monday it's just a memory. we're 36 degrees. it's breezy, chilly, hopefully we're celebrating in philadelphia monday with a victory. 43 on tuesday. clouds are back. another stormy day on wednesday. temperatures crash on mperatures fall all day long. next weekend, more rain. have the covers for your cupcakes tomorrow. >> "snl" is next. ore ♪ ♪ xfinity x1, yea i always know the score ♪ ♪ triple corks and 4k lookin' so sick ♪ ♪ streaming live on every screen, every win, every trick ♪ 2 thousand hcoverage ♪ never before with xfinity, proud partner of team usa.

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and at santander bank respect adds up. >>> the ball is out! and philadelphia has it!t of tom brady's hand with just over two minutes left in the game. and rookie darrell barnett recovered the fumble and helped the eagles win the team's first super bowl ever. let's continue our live team super bowl live in north philadelphia. miguel, surrounded by the people. >> yeah, the crowd is wild. i mean, people came out from the houses, from their apartments, from the bars, made it over here to broad street where you can see people are celebrated. a lot of people have been heading over to center city. you can see nem walking back and forth. kind of every corner there's a different little party. so the energy is contagious out here. people say they've been waiting their whole lives for a super bowl win. so it's definitely about time. one thing was the underdogs are not the underdogs anymore. some people saying they're the hot dogs. so it is quite -- people are happy, they're celebrating. [ no audio ] . >> we'll send it back to you. >> again, reporting live for us with a rowdy cro

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and, at santander bank, respect adds up. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi there.ated "call me by your name," timothÉe chalamet is here. [ cheers and applause ] and then another oscar-nominee with the song from the movie "marshall" andra day and common from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] they will be joined by dianne warren. tomorrow night, oscar nominee saoirse ronan will be here, kyle chandler and music from joey dosik too. please join us for that. our first guest is an academy award recipient, a legendary broadcaster, humanitarian and the best president we'll never have. her new movie, the fantasy adventure "a wrinkle in time" opens in theaters and imax march 9th. please welcome oprah winfrey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you doing? [ cheers and applause ] >> good to see you. hello. hi. [ cheers and applause ] well, hello. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. look at this. the audience for our show last night was not nearly as excited -- >> i don't believe it. i watch it. i see it every night. >> jimmy: how are you? >> everything's good. >> jim

and at santander bank respect adds up. you prosper. >> "action news" was given exclusive access to thisowing two officers rushing in to save a wheelchair bound man in a fire. the officers happened to be nearby when the 911 call came in last year. in an unusual twist, that man 48-year-old henry flowers was convicted of setting the fire as part of a feud with a neighbor. presidential son-in-law jarred cushner may no longer view the top secret information because his security clearance has been downgraded. cushner has been working with an interim clearance since the start of the trump administration and chief of staff kelly said those without security clearance by last friday would be cut off. trump allies are speculating if cushner's days at the white house might be numbered. the cyber command told congress he's not been given authority to respond to russian meddling in elections. he is awaiting president trump to give him permission to take steps against the russian activities. >> the notion that you have not been given the mission to stop this from happening this year is outrageous. >>

we got simply right checking from santander.u and your money respect. not surprises. and, at santander bank, respect adds up. ♪ >> jimmy: our next guest stars on the brand-new show "good girls" which airs mondays at 10:00 p.m. right here on nbc. please welcome retta. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: retta, always great to see you. >> hi, james. >> jimmy: every time we get together, we have fun. >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing great. >> i haven't seen you in so long. >> jimmy: welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: we always have fun. we both started in stand-up. i heard something about you. you said that -- was chris rock one of your -- >> yes. >> jimmy: did you listen to him before? >> i used to -- to pump myself up, i used to watch "bring the pain" and -- on hbo. i used to -- before i started doing the open mikes, just to get, like, geeked and get amped for it. then i noticed i started taking on his cadence. and i had to stop. b

santander instant card hold. if i misplace my card, i can use my app to put it on hold.ct adds up. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a talented actress who can be seen in the new movie "fifty shades freed", which is in theatres february 9th. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome rita ora! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: rita ora! [ cheers and applause ] oh, come on! rita ora! >> hello! goodness, let my train down. >> jimmy: yeah, you look gorgeous. >> you know what my friend just said to me back there? she went, "are you just going to go out there and say, may i interest you in a beverage?" basically -- >> jimmy: no, you don't. >> i look like a waiter. >> jimmy: you don't look like a a waiter. >> i don't mind. >> jimmy: you look like a super model waiter. >> i like to put on a tuxedo for you, you know? >> jimmy: it looks great. you always dress nice. >> how are you doing? >> jimmy: i'm doing great. i saw this photo of you at the grammys and ooh la la sassoon. >> oh, gosh. >> jimmy: i mean, oh, my goodness! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. th

and at santander bank respect adds up. >>> tonight professors at lee high want to take back trump's honorary voted to ask the board to resend the degree. the school awarded it back in 1988. the faculty said in emotion that the president exhibited behavior that does not meet lee high's values. >>> up next, straight from the king himself, lebron james responds to a billboard push to get him to play for philadelphia next season. >>> the sixers in miami for a matchup with the heat. heat with the ball, dwayne wade the jumper to put the heat this front. j j.j redick would get a clean one. >>> is philadelphia fit for the king? >> lebron james responded to a recent billboard campaign calling for the star to bring his talents to philadelphia. these billboards were brought by a company in chester that line a street close to the cleveland arena where lebron plays home games. philly wants lebron. the cavs star says efforts to court him are a compliment. >> not a distraction is actually very flattering. i'm sitting here at 33 in my 15th year, people in their respective city want me to play for them. i me

and santander are already cooperating with the startup from silicon valley. and staying with money hyperinflation has hit them as a way of cash is increasingly short supply that is bad news for everyone aside from a few tech companies that have been able to carve out a niche amid the crisis. this is the kind of scene you can expect if you're hoping to access cash in venezuela soaring prices have led to shortages in paper money and long lines at a.t.m. . but the country's hyper inflation has produced some surprise winners in the business world small tech companies offering shoppers mobile payments one of them is very cold its founders has been its way less economic crisis has sped up what was already a burgeoning trend. we saw in twenty ten and twenty eleven that other tronic payments were going to be a trend globally. in a moment that what's happened is that it's accelerated in some countries for various reasons so perhaps our economy will become cashless before that of denmark effect which put more effort into a minute in the market. last year the company sa

meanwhile, rachelle's loan officer at santander, dennis mcnichol, referred reveal to his company's publicffairs department. the bank issued a statement that read in part -- "while we are sympathetic with her situation, we are confident that the loan application was managed fairly."

. >> santander has beaten estimates with fourth-quarter net income, thanks in large part to a strongtin america. the brazilian unit saw 26% jump in earnings. i spoke to the chair about the numbers. >> it has been an outperformer. it has taken us from 14% to 17%, and we think it is the right way for customers, digital -- very good performance in brazil. mexico also. actually, all of latin america has done very well. >> do you worry about protectionist measures taking force in 2018, after we heard noise from president trump? >> as i say, when i look at his reactions, and what the u.s. has done in terms of the economy, it is pretty good. >> ing group, the dutch financial behemoth, coming out with fourth quarter underlying pretax profit 1.56 billion euros. ing misses estimates on profits. >> if you look at our overall momentum, it is quite good commercially, because we had 500,000 customers and now in total 37.6 million customers, of which 10.8 million are really primary customers. we are happy with that. we are also happy, if you look at the whole year that we have generated 27 billion

and at santander bank respect adds up. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. welcome back.lack panther," danai gurira is here. then, the album is called "yours." russell dickerson from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow, lupita nyong'o will be here. billy eichner will join us. rick springfield will be sitting in with the cletones. and we'll have music from ty segall. so please join us for that show tomorrow. our first guest stars as the most beloved movie character to brandish a whip since indiana jones. he plays christian grey in the sequel that answers all the questions your mother never did. [ cheers and applause ] >> you all right? >> i couldn't sleep. >> you want to talk about it? >> i've already talked to this pint of ice cream about it. >> i'll make you some tea. >> wait. oh. oh. i'm so sorry. >> not funny. >> oh, god it's dripping, look at it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "fifty shades freed" opens a week from friday. please welcome jamie dornan. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey calm down, you animals! [ cheers and applause ] reall

and at santander bank respect adds up. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're back.jordan peele's highly acclaimed horror movie "get out," which was just nominated for best picture. please welcome lil rel howery! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very happy to have you here. boy were you funny in that movie. you did a great job in that movie. i mean, really, really good. >> i think i was okay. >> jimmy: you were. may i ask about your name. is there a big rel? >> yeah. it's a larger rel. >> jimmy: there is a larger rel. >> well, it comes from my cousin. his name is durel. it's like an urkel basketball story, how it all happened. >> jimmy: what happened? >> so i went to a school called providence st. mary in chicago. did y'all go to st. mary's? it was an all-black private school. >> jimmy: okay. >>thing about it, i didn't know i was a nerd the whole time. everybody was smart. so my parents couldn't afford to keep me there and put my brother in catholic school. so they was like, you had your turn. his turn. so i go to the school in my neighborhood. it was like going f

. >> son hormigas de santander. >> son unas hormigas que se pueden coger en los meses de primavera. > >> amigos, ahÍ tienen imÁgenes bueno, de fuertes aguacero y el derretir la nieve que provocaron inundaciones en michigan el rÍo se desbordÓ y sus aguas causaron el cierre de varias carreteras la policÍa le insistiÓ a los chÓferes a respetar las barricadas que anuncian la clausura de algunas vÍas tenga cuidado porque el mal tiempo pero asistirÁ para gran parte de los estados unidos acÁ de hecho les dentro eltenemos lo que podemos esperar para este jueves presocial. en condiciones sumamente cÁlidas un poquito nublado 80 grados serÁ la temperatura alta para ustedes miami 83 en el centro de nuestra naciÓn mucho frÍo miren mi gente de chicago 39 grados, cielos mayormente nublados. >> en denver, colorado tenemos nieve, 29 aÑos para ustedes phoenix en condiciÓn despejadas y condiciones un poco fresca a lo largo del oeste hay que mencionar la inestabilidad los Ángeles ustedes 60 grados para el dÍa de hoy. amigos es momento de una pvrp pausa comercial pero josÉ jose recibe una mala noticia y n

and at santander bank respect adds up. >>> let me ask you something.ecall you pushing him particularly hard on anything. >> i pushed jack when i had to. i never pulled any punches. >> is that right? because you used to dine at the white house once a week. all the trips to camp david. oh, and that drunken birthday cruise on the sequoia you told me about. hard to believe you would have gotten all those invitations if you didn't pull a few punches. >> that is meryl streep with tom hanks in "the post," which is in theaters now and was nominated for a golden globe last night, and which is a true story. it's based on katherine graham, who is a real publisher who did something, i think, heroic is a good way to describe it. >> yeah. it was a really important move. at that time "the washington post" was the second paper in washington. the big paper was "the washington star." and it was nowhere near "the new york times." "the new york times" got a tip, and neil sheehan, this great reporter, picked it up and they published the pentagon papers. but nixon shut them

meanwhile, rachelle's loan officer at santander, dennis mcnichol, referred reveal to his company's publicffairs department. the bank issued a statement that read in part -- "while we are sympathetic with her situation, we are confident that the loan application was managed fairly." if you, state senator vincent hughes, can talk about what you are calling for now will remedy a situation like this? and also, address the issue of the trump administration weakening the standards banks must meet to pass the reinvestment act and what you as a state senator can do around the issue of racial discriminationon in lending practices. back as iwant to go answer that, i want to go baback to somethingaaron was speaking to about access and credit score information and what have you and what makes the practices of the banks really says that. most of us do a lot of our banking online now. able to move around online to do our banking. but it is interesting if that is a reality, that three quarters of all of the bank branches that still are e in existence in the city of philadelphia are in majority white nei

and at santander bank respect adds up. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. go see this thing. it is unbelievable! [ cheers and applause ] i love this guy. tonight, he's back to perform a a brand-new trick he's designed just for us. please give it up for dan white, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: questlove. >> how you doing? >> jimmy: questlove, dan white, you guys have met before. >> questlove: yeah. >> we have. tonight we're going to try an experiment in perception. okay? and because of that, it's very important that you guys use your imaginations. and the more you use your imaginations here, the more fun this is going to be, okay? i have here an empty box, all right? in a second, i'm going to place something inside of this box. you're going reach down into the box. and i'm going to try to get inside your head and manipulate what you feel inside the box. okay? but because of that -- [ laughter ] it is important that you do not see what goes inside that box so i want you to both face forward. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> both face forward.

to be clear, the chairman's bill with your acquiescence will deregulate banks like santander, that has repeatedly failed stress test in deutsche bank. the only bank that would lend president trump money after his bankruptcies and botched deals. sent toht, your staff the committee there is classified and nonclassified reports to deal with this sanctions bill, and this report that looked like the forbes list of russia's wealthiest men. i hope it is more detailed and compelling. pompeosterday, director said he didn't see any reduction in russian subversion of western elections, nor did he expect them to back off their efforts to interfere in our own elections. the president won't talk about the need for bipartisanship tonight, it can't get any more bipartisan than the work we did on the russians sanctions bill. presidentike the didn't impose any sanctions under the mandatory authorities we enacted, nothing to combat the cyber security activity. theanction on those helping intelligence and defense sectors, nothing in response to its corrupt privatization of state-owned assets. how can they

to be clear, the chairman's bill with your acquiescence will deregulate banks like santander that has repeatedly failed its stress test and deutsche bank, basically the only bank that would lend president trump money after his repeated bankruptcies and botched deals. last night your staff sent to the committee the reports due under the russia sanction's bill including an ole bark's report that looked a lot like the forbe's list of russia's wealthiest men. i hope the classified portion is more detailed and compelling and pompeo said he didn't see sub version in western elections nor did he expect them to back off their efforts to interfere in our own upcoming elections. the president reportedly will talk about the need for bipartisanship tonight. he can't get any more bipartisan than the work that senator crepo and i did on the russia sanctions bill, 98-two, it passed. the president didn't impose any sanctions under the mandatory enactions and we had the russia cyber activity and no sanctions on the intelligence and defense sectors and nothing in response to its corrupt privatization o